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1.		Surprisingly fast AI-generated kernels we didn't mean to publish yet (stanford.edu)
		417 points by mfiguiere 14 days ago \| 217 comments
2.		Near-infrared spatiotemporal color vision enabled by upconversion contact lenses (cell.com)
		70 points by ArnoVW 22 days ago \| 44 comments
3.		The scientific “unit” we call the decibel (lcamtuf.substack.com)
		644 points by Ariarule 23 days ago \| 491 comments
4.		"Barcodes" written into DNA reveal how blood ages (medicalxpress.com)
		3 points by mdp2021 23 days ago
5.		Microbes in Gowanus teach lessons on fighting industrial pollution (nyu.edu)
		25 points by eatonphil 28 days ago \| 6 comments
6.		O2 VoLTE: locating any customer with a phone call (mastdatabase.co.uk)
		343 points by kragniz 27 days ago \| 73 comments
7.		I ruined my vacation by reverse engineering WSC (es3n1n.eu)
		357 points by todsacerdoti 33 days ago \| 190 comments
8.		Mycoria is an open and secure overlay network that connects all participants (mycoria.org)
		336 points by doener 37 days ago \| 125 comments
9.		Don't need much sleep? Mutation linked to thriving with little rest (nature.com)
		3 points by isaacfrond 37 days ago
10.		A new hairlike electrode for long-term, high-quality EEG monitoring (psu.edu)
		58 points by westurner 38 days ago \| 14 comments
11.		Infants and Babies can become pitch-perfect with early exposure to certain music (babymusic.ai)
		6 points by simplysparsh 38 days ago \| 4 comments
12.		Making Software (makingsoftware.com)
		752 points by calme_toi 61 days ago \| 103 comments
13.		The chroot Technique – a Swiss army multitool for Linux systems (livesys.se)
		301 points by mariuz 65 days ago \| 117 comments
14.		Apache ECharts (apache.org)
		1658 points by tomtomistaken 66 days ago \| 250 comments
15.		We asked camera companies why their RAW formats are all different and confusing (theverge.com)
		361 points by Tomte 70 days ago \| 254 comments
16.		Plant Cells of Different Species Can Swap Organelles (worldsensorium.com)
		3 points by dnetesn 78 days ago
17.		First nuclear waste-powered rechargeable battery unveiled in Japan (interestingengineering.com)
		3 points by jdmark 78 days ago \| 1 comment
18.		GhidraMCP: Now AI can reverse malware [video] (youtube.com)
		41 points by surprisetalk 80 days ago \| 1 comment
19.		Russian Firm Offers $4M for Telegram Exploits (securityweek.com)
		3 points by Bender 81 days ago \| 1 comment
20.		Zlib-rs is faster than C (trifectatech.org)
		341 points by dochtman 89 days ago \| 473 comments
21.		I-cant-believe-its-not-webusb: Hacking around lack of WebUSB support in Firefox (github.com/arcanenibble)
		314 points by todsacerdoti 3 months ago \| 288 comments
22.		Canon EF and RF Lenses – All Autofocus Motors (exclusivearchitecture.com)
		533 points by ExAr 3 months ago \| 135 comments
23.		ESP32 Undocumented Bluetooth Commands: Clearing the Air (espressif.com)
		225 points by iamflimflam1 3 months ago \| 90 comments
24.		Satellogic's Open Satellite Feed (marksblogg.com)
		256 points by marklit 3 months ago \| 13 comments
25.		Why fastDOOM is fast (fabiensanglard.net)
		672 points by wicket 3 months ago \| 219 comments
26.		Kaspersky exposes hidden malware on GitHub stealing personal data (kaspersky.com)
		175 points by 01-_- 3 months ago \| 120 comments
27.		How to gain code execution on hundreds of millions of people and popular apps (kibty.town)
		1156 points by xyzeva 3 months ago \| 319 comments
28.		ForeverVM: Run AI-generated code in stateful sandboxes that run forever (forevervm.com)
		184 points by paulgb 3 months ago \| 52 comments
29.		A possible future of Python in the browser (lukasz.langa.pl)
		149 points by milliams 3 months ago \| 94 comments
30.		Spice86 – A PC emulator for real mode reverse engineering (github.com/openrakis)
		175 points by alberto-m 3 months ago \| 41 comments
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